Originally conceived as an in-person new play festival of one-woman shows, Rivendell Theatre Ensemble presents a digital pivot of its inaugural
Solo Voices Workshop: a celebration and exploration of the development process of four new one-woman plays written and performed by Chicago artists.

Although they don't seek out recognition or accolades, they are the people behind the scenes who help the Indiana Department of Correction (IDOC) operate. Unit Team Manager, Leah Arrington, was recognized as a Silent Hero at the Edinburgh Correctional Facility.

For more than 60 years, The Second City has been renowned for entertaining and educating millions in its theaters and classrooms. The famed comedy institution has adapted its improvisation-based shows to create real-time, interactive, and socially “together” virtual experiences available to audiences worldwide.

Governor Eric J. Holcomb today announced OptumServe Health Services, powered by Logistics Health, Inc., will open sites across Indiana in the next seven days to begin large-scale testing of Hoosiers.

CELEBRATED PIANIST/ACTOR/PLAYWRIGHT HERSHEY FELDER TO PERFORM HERSHEY FELDER AS IRVING BERLIN LIVE FROM ITALY IN A STREAMED BROADCAST MUSICAL EVENT ON MOTHER’S DAY, SUNDAY, MAY 10 AT 7PM

**PROCEEDS IN PART BENEFIT THE VENUES WHERE FELDER’S SPRING 2020 ENGAGEMENTS HAVE BEEN CANCELED DUE TO COVID-19—INCLUDING A PARIS LOVE STORY AT THE GOODMAN, TO BE RESCHEDULED IN 2021**

 Indiana Women’s Prison (IWP) Warden Laurie Johnson are pleased to announce the promotion of Stephanie Graves-Williams to Administrative Assistant.

Footlight Players, Michigan City, Indiana, are proud to announce their nominations for their 12th annual Footlight Players Award.

Offenders at the Wabash Valley Correctional Facility (WVCF) are making masks to help limit the spread of COVID-19 both within the prison walls and in the community. 

THE SPOTLIGHT SHINES ON THEATER EXCELLENCE AS NOMINEES FOR THE 47TH ANNUAL NON-EQUITY JEFF AWARDS ARE ANNNOUNCED

Indiana Department of Insurance Commissioner Stephen W. Robertson recently approved requests from several auto insurance carriers to offer refunds, credits and other programs for consumers due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The total estimated amount of savings to consumers is over $129 million dollars. Indiana is already one of the states with the lowest auto insurance rates.